Loudonville High School has a refreshed lobby space! With the help of the Loudonville-Perrysville School Foundation, LHS purchased a large-screen monitor, new chairs and lettering to signify the “Redbird Champions” hallway. This area is designated as a space for our parents, visitors and guests as they wait for a meeting or an appointment with a staff member. However, the space also houses a trophy case of academic accolades like the history of Redbird Valedictorians, National Honor Society Members and yearbooks. Additionally, every month, student profiles and pictures nominated as our Redbird Champions will be highlighted in this hallway.
Read the most recent LPEVSD newsletter to see more recent happenings here: https://www.lpschools.k12.oh.us/page/newsletters
Dave Carroll's class made and served a wonderful Thanksgiving meal to staff at LHS. Students made the entire dinner, set up tables, welcomed staff, and cleaned things up as a part of their class. Thank you to these students for an excellent meal!
Happy Thanksgiving, Redbirds!
Last month, the Honors Choir visited Chippewa High School for the Tri-County Honors Choir Rehearsal. Congratulations, Brendon, Emily, Nora, Leandra and Sam!
Congratulations to Ms. Hinkle and Mr. Lance! They received grants from the Ashland County Community Foundation to support our students.
Friendly reminder! Thanksgiving break begins November 22. See you on the 27!
The Loudonville Church Women will be hosting the annual Day of Sharing on Tuesday, Dec. 5, at the Loudonville Church of the Nazarene. Registration for the event is required by November 26. Register at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WJZW5ZF or call 614-571-5357, Monday-Friday, 1-3 p.m. to complete a phone survey. Please leave a message if you do not get answer.
McMullen Elementary School is celebrating its 70th birthday! To mark this milestone, McMullen Elementary hosted a special booth at the Loudonville Street Fair, featuring a birthday theme that pays homage to the building’s rich history.
In addition to the display, the LPEVSD community is invited to join us for a birthday celebration honoring the building on December 4, from 6-8 p.m. Tour the building, view student work and displays, and help celebrate the 70th birthday with a sweet treat. Stay tuned for more details!
Read the most recent LPEVSD newsletter for additional fair highlights and news from our schools: https://www.lpschools.k12.oh.us/page/newsletters
The Loudonville-Perrysville Board of Education is accepting applications from qualified individuals to fill a vacant term on the Board of Trustees of the Loudonville Public Library.
Applicants must be registered voters residing within the L-P School District or registered voters of the county who reside outside the school district. For more information, please visit https://www.lpschools.k12.oh.us/article/1310328.
The Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted Village School District Art Club is proud to announce the 2nd Annual Art Exhibition at the Loudonville Library. This event will feature LPEVS student artwork. The district is excited for students to showcase their creative efforts by inviting our community to admire their work.
Save the date for the grand opening on Saturday, November 18th, from 3:00-5:00 p.m. The afternoon will be filled with community, art and excellence as we celebrate the dedication these students have to their craft. In addition, appetizers and snacks will be provided at the grand opening.
The Exhibition will run until December 9. We invite all Loudonville-Perrysville families and community members to join us!
Friendly reminder, Redbirds! There will be a two-hour late start on Friday, November 17.
In times of tragedy, we must come together. Our hearts are with you, Tusky Valley. Please keep the TV community in your thoughts and prayers.
In October, McMullen and Budd Elementary Schools focused on developing the R-Factor skill, "Press Pause."
Each morning, Budd Elementary dedicates time to have "What's Up?" meetings where skills - like "Press Pause" - are taught and recognized. Every week begins with “What’s Up? Monday,” where the whole school gathers in the auditorium. Here, students learn the “R Factor” skill of the week, such as “Press Pause,” which encourages reflection before reacting. Midweek, each grade level has its “What’s Up?” day. Fourth-grade students lead on “What’s Up? Tuesday,” fifth-grade students on “What’s Up? Wednesday” and sixth-grade students on “What’s Up? Thursday.” These days include student recognition and student-led discussions and activities related to the “R Factor.”
Read the most recent LPEVSD newsletter here: https://www.lpschools.k12.oh.us/page/newsletters
Congratulations to all of our fall sports athletes! The following players, coaches and teams received All-Conference honors during the 2023 fall athletic season at LHS.
At LHS Mr. Vaughn's class has started a recycling club! Students visit classrooms weekly to learn more about recycling, its environmental impacts and to help keep our school clean.
The Million Words Club is launching districtwide! Students K-12 and staff members are encouraged to participate in the online reading log system that provides a safe space to record reading accomplishments, give recommendations, and share thoughts and opinions around books.
Congratulations to the cast and crew of the recent Loudonville High School Drama Club production of "Christmas Belles"!
In Mrs. Vaughn's class at Budd, students are learning life skills such as customer service, running a cash register, and utilizing math skills to total up items purchased and count change. The school store is open to students two days a week!
Happy November, Redbirds! As a reminder, tomorrow is a remote day for grades K-3 and a one hour early release for grades 4-12. There is no school on Friday, November 3.
The junior high drama club performed "A Night with O. Henry" including 3 of his short stories: "The Cop and the Anthem", " The Last Leaf" and "The Gift of the Magi". The impressive performance was held on October 19 at Ohio Theater. A job well done to the entire cast and crew!
